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<p>[QUOTE="Oldhoopster, post: 7524773, member: 84179"]I’ve evaluated accumulations/collections for work colleagues over the years. Most were the usual 90% silver, Ikes, wheats, $2 notes, and the like. One guy had a decent 1797 Large Cent (I gave him a Saf-flip to use for storage). Another guy had a couple horse blanket notes (1914 red and blue seal FRN $10s and some 1923 silver certs). I gave him a rough estimate of value. A few months later he asked me if I wanted to buy them. Apparently, he wasn’t happy with the LCS offers, so we struck a deal that was beneficial to both of us.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>In HS, a kid who used to collect with his dad got into drugs after his father passed away. Every once in a while he would offer me something. He had a ballpark idea what things were worth but wanted cash and didn’t want to go to the LCS. Got a good deal on some nice local national bank notes and a couple G-F bust halves. Sad story, the kid was pretty smart, but failed out of college, followed the Grateful Dead for a few years, and last I heard was scraping by at jobs well below his potential.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Oldhoopster, post: 7524773, member: 84179"]I’ve evaluated accumulations/collections for work colleagues over the years. Most were the usual 90% silver, Ikes, wheats, $2 notes, and the like. One guy had a decent 1797 Large Cent (I gave him a Saf-flip to use for storage). Another guy had a couple horse blanket notes (1914 red and blue seal FRN $10s and some 1923 silver certs). I gave him a rough estimate of value. A few months later he asked me if I wanted to buy them. Apparently, he wasn’t happy with the LCS offers, so we struck a deal that was beneficial to both of us. In HS, a kid who used to collect with his dad got into drugs after his father passed away. Every once in a while he would offer me something. He had a ballpark idea what things were worth but wanted cash and didn’t want to go to the LCS. Got a good deal on some nice local national bank notes and a couple G-F bust halves. Sad story, the kid was pretty smart, but failed out of college, followed the Grateful Dead for a few years, and last I heard was scraping by at jobs well below his potential.[/QUOTE]
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